@Best_Mark_Ever@JeromeyR0me The problem is:
1) It’s not accurate. If the ref tracks 3:30 of stoppage time, it’s arbitrarily rounded up to 4 minutes or it could be 3 minutes.
2) It goes over the official stoppage time if a team is currently attacking. So it’s up to their discretion and not at all official.
I’m amazed that in basketball nobody has figured out how to intentionally throw a ball off of an opponent’s foot to get a stoppage in play and allow a substitution. Players sometimes sit for 3 or 4 minutes waiting to get in. Where are the basketball analytics people at?
SGA just fell down on the shot completely UNTOUCHED
This is the most SHAMELESS basketball player I've ever seen and the refs keep letting him get away with it
As a neutral I can’t stand watching the @okcthunder. If I wanted to see that much flopping, I’d just watch the World Cup. The NBA needs to decide if they want to become a sport influenced by officiating or athletic ability.
@Jolly_Olive At end you see him showing the difference between a contact hitter swing and a home run hitter swing. Hitting straight down for contact is faster but dropping your hands right before keeps the bat in the zone longer and you can get more lift on the level swing.
@SportsCenter@UCLAFootball@RichEisenShow Cignetti immediately turned Indiana football around by winning 10 straight upon taking over after a 3-9 season. That convinced Mark Cuban to pay for Mendoza the next year. UCLA is also coming off a 3-9 season, but they will need a Mark Cuban level donor next year to do the same.
@BigLeagueDigest If you ever played baseball you would appreciate how impossible that catch is to make diving backwards and still tracking the ball while turning your head 180 degrees. It wasn’t a bloop pop-up, that ball trajectory angle was lower. Technically the best catch ever.
@fuzzyfromyt Or the other outfielders and middle infielders can stand in front of the centerfielder and create a human screen so the runner can’t see when the ball is actually caught.
But the best move is to pretend to bobble it because some runners don’t know and still wait on the bag.
@aakashgupta The tax on the winnings is another factor. State lotteries pool together money from poor people that would have otherwise circulated or been invested at a lower tax rate. Even the annual payments are likely over $1M/ year and most of that gets taxed at the highest tax bracket.